How to Visit a Shinto Shrine in Japan: Simple Etiquette for First-Time Visitors #shorts
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Visiting a Shinto shrine in Japan can be a peaceful and meaningful experience.
In this video, we guide you through the basic etiquette, including how to bow at the torii gate, purify at the chozuya, and pray at the main shrine.
Don’t worry if you don’t follow every step perfectly—respect is what matters most.
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2 Comments
I saw many pictures of Japanese temples before, just wondering if most of them are on the hill? Because I often see temples with stairs , so how come the elders folks can climb all the steps?
The bowing washing and clapping, are they a religious act? And if so, to what god?